GO was released by Santigold in 2011 as a collaboration with Karen O of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, built around chanting vocals and sharp electronic production. The track found a second life in 2023 when it was featured in the animated film Nimona, adapted from ND Stevenson's graphic novel, during a scene where Nimona cooks while listening to music. Clips of that moment circulated among animation fans online, turning the excerpt into a shorthand sound for rebellious, high energy edits and character tributes that celebrate her chaotic personality.
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The Santigold GO clip from Nimona, the upbeat track the heroine cooks to on screen, used for energetic edits, dance breaks and chaotic character moments.
This is the punchy opening section of GO by Santigold featuring Karen O, lifted from the moment in Nimona where the shapeshifter is cooking and dancing to the music in her hideout. The clip is driven by a stuttering chant, handclaps, and a bouncy electronic beat that feels rebellious and playful rather than polished. It instantly signals mischief, confidence, and a character who does everything her own way. Editors love the sudden energy lift, because a quiet scene can turn chaotic and fun the second the beat kicks in and she starts moving.